JamesDavis
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When using Every Elasticube Update send option send when final elasticube is processed not the first
Every day we process our elasticubes and they always process in the same sequence. Users are able to create dashboards that have widgets from different elasticubes. However when they select to send the dashboard by email on "Every Elasticube Update" this sends after the first of the elasticubes has processed, rather than waiting until all of them have updated. This means users are emailed dashboards that have some data correct, and some that is old. I think the solution would be an option to send after all of the elasticubes in the dashboard have updated, or to select a specific one, if the elasticubes generally build in a particular order. It would be good if this could be considered for enhancement as users wouldn't want to receive partially correct dashboards in this situation. Thanks, JamesRe: Define Widget Navigator Scroll Position
intapiuser - The above is really useful, I don't suppose you or someone else may know how to adapt this to also include forecasts? The script also seems to work for a line chart with dates across the x-axis, in that this will show me the last 14 days: //======================= Configuration ======================= //Number of bars you would like to display, starting from the last bar var displayBars = 14; //================================================================ widget.on('processresult',function(widget,args){ //define the maximum bar count to be the series length, minus 1 because the below is zero indexed. var maxBarCount = (args.result.series[0].data.length - 1); args.widget.options.previousScrollerLocation.min = maxBarCount - displayBars + 1; args.widget.options.previousScrollerLocation.max = maxBarCount; }); However, it doesn't show me the forecast period, just the actual data points: Ideally, I am looking for something that shows the last 14 days, and also the forecast period, like this: Thanks, James
